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One big drawback is represented by banking apps, that force the usage of their apps to act as a 2 Factor Authentication mechanism, sending a request for logging
by madduci 1y ago
One big drawback is represented by banking apps, that force the usage of their apps to act as a 2 Factor Authentication mechanism, sending a request for logging in.
I would like to use only the browser, but unfortunately for some use cases it isn't really possible.
- pastage 1y agoIf you use a third party for identification that works out better.
- madduci 1y agoUnfortunately my bank requires the usage of their own app, since they send an.authentication request similar to the Google "confirmation"
- xyse53 1y agoI don't install apps for simple websites, ever. Banking happens to be the one where I do keep the app for each bank/brokerage that I have an account with. Some of the features like mobile deposit work better. And the biometric login on Android is convenient when I'm looking up things quickly. (I use the banking websites too, and for those prefer hardware passkey where supported, and if not everything else is in bitwarden).